Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-28
NEXT THURSDAY.
for TIE GTHRd S'ale
M8ss-Heettng Oh texas rS9ht-
b.lionists Next Thursday.
Il One Dag Sc Not Enough Twd DaSs
Wiil be Devoted 20 the Prooss tiuSssSs
The Limo of aiarcn. ri

The Limo of a1arcn. III
Crane Marshal Kennedy gives 81 the
following Information Of the araGa den
0nsgta ion next Thursday:
Work on the grounds whera the grand
prohibition rally viii be ae,G ueNc Thurs
Gag hss been progressing rapidly sad
they are row nearly resdv To receive the
eraadsst meeting 81 the people ever held
in Or ucar this city. The grounds are
located in beautiful grove about mile
sb0ye the confluence OF the west ard
Clear FORKS, &nd 70 reach tAem the PEG
PIE viii g over the Clear Fork bridge Just
aocYe the wetcrWorkS, toi0w cne road
to Qoi0r indicated by proper signs ana
then tQru % the right, road
leading from that point direct to
the grounds. All he uGderbTush
mas been cut ont, the artesian well has
been sunk and splendid speakers stand
has been erected. The arrangements for
barbecuing meats viii b. completed t.
morrow, sEd BIZ Wednesday evening moth
lug will be left undoua. number CT
privileges for the sale Of cigars, lemon
ade, ice cream snd sOdc water have been
disposed Ui, which Melted the committee
i handsome sum, and there is no doubt
thai hose persons who have occurred
them have done well. II is 70 be hoped
that the request Of Captain 3. 3. Pad
dock, chairman Of the decorating COM
mittee, VIII be needed, aud that ali bust
ness houses on that day will be hand
somely decorated.
1t is highly probable that this grand
demonstration viii Dc continued TWO
days, and it certainly will be IL the pro-
gTnmme adopted cannot be gone through
5.With il one.
hsAS Let everybody in the city decorate, end
"a the guests OF Fort Worth receive q
3eYsl welcome thai will mske this city
lgaT to every Texan.
ORDER OF MARCH
! The following Is the order Of march In
! the procession on she goth inst:
! No. !. ItasGa Band, Sheriff, City Mar.
shal and full force in uniform.
! No. ,. Speakers end reception commit
| tee in carriages.
No. :. Visiting prohibition clubs, dele
gates ard individuals.
No, / Military companies.
No. ). Mesons end ell other benevolent !
associations in Uniform
10. g. Fire companies, visiting and at
hofoe.
No. Z. Farmers Alliance.
No. s Knights Q; Labor.
No. 9. Home PrChibitioniSfa, on foot !
No, 10. Home Ptohibitionists, on horse
5ack.
No Il. Carriages, buggies, etc ., with
ladies and gentlemen.
No. u. Merchants' displsy wagons, /
etc, including every line ol trsde, Cccu- |
patton or business.
No. Is. People or horseback
The maTs1als nam d herein Will each |
provide himself with sash made Of blue |
ard white SILK, with q r0sette OF ssme,
and-eIso c prohibition badge, if Pro
and be well mounted on |
bEseback. Badges can De found at Mrs !
CID. Erown's store, corner of Houston !
and Rhlrd streets, and every Prohi j.
'i6HIet is requested 10 get and wear one.
Or Thursday, 10th inst, at $3.50 o'clock,
the procession VIII form promptly in the
following order, t0-wit:
No. !. Under command of the Sheriff
OF Tarrsnt county and City Marshal Of
Fort Worth, al the foot Of Main street,
directly in front OF Joseph H Browns
store
No. . U0der command of K. NJ. Van
Zandt, II. NJ. Chapman, NJ, B. Lloyd and
Robert Mozart, on Front street, just
south of Browns store.
No. 3 Under command OF G, Q. Cum
mirgs, Il. NJ, Furmar aud 4. d. Johnson,
on Front street, west Of Main
Nc 4. Under command of d. L. Ma
lone, w. J, BoFz sDd 4. n. Carter, or
Fifteenth stlee!, cast 81 Main,
Nc. ). Under command 81 j 9. Nc
Chung, p. NJ. Willing and ION. Grshsul,
on Fifteenth street, west OF Main.
no. Under command Gi DR.. j II
Cooper, Stuart Harrison and Il Maxim,
on Fourteenth street, east OF Mair.
No I. Under command OF John D
Hudson, James =. Farmer ard james s.
DAVE, On Fourteenth street, west CO
Main.
No. 8 Under command Of VI. d. Priest,
L B. Imbodeu snd 2. j. Houston, on
Thirteenth street, east Of Main,
Nc g. Under command Of n, a. Stead- ,
man, r Z Maddox and Robert MCNattoD, +
on Thirteenth street, West Of Msin.
No. 10. Under command of T. z. Mar :
tin, O. S. Kennedy and Charles Scott, on
EyTsifth street, east Of Main. r
mo. Il. Under command or William II. :
ffes, james w. SwayDe and Thomss ,
Wright, on Twelfth, west Of Main. :
No. L. Under command q ". a. HUFF
man, W. II iTsylor and Sam Jackson, on ;
Eleventh street, east OF Main.
No 10. Under command OF J. {. Rich .
ArGsOu, J. z. Woods, + NJ. Blown, Ed ,
'Ess sfssssss s,.ass-R. II. Sellers, on Eleventh I
street. west OF Msiu. :
Each division viii begin 10 form ST $3.50 4
O'Clock, and be fully prepared TO move at :
8 O'Clock, SC which time No. will move q
north UP Main street with No. following .
As the last carriage OF M.
passes the head of the column Of No. >,
the marshal al the head Of No. will be :
prepared and fall iuto line without csus- =
ing halt or break, and 50 on TO the last :
DIVISION. Each division of the procession -
will form with e marshal 81 its head, one p
in The center and one in the rear, and 80 i
march to the ground, and see TO it that .
The line is kept closed.
All other bands of music except The Y
LlaScs will form on Tenth street, east 3
and west of Main, and Will be ready to b
axe places assigned them on the march.
Every marshal above named IS eX-
Dected 10 be at his post, and if any can !
not serve, procure one in your stead and
10 noksend excuses. There is no time to =.
appoint and reappoint, and this process Z
glop, if it is anything like it is expected c
10 be, cannot be moved with comfort Q
without the strictest observance of II
,yerv detail Each marshal will provide b